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Canine Herpes Virus
What is Canine Herpes Virus?
Canine herpes virus (CHV-1) affects only dogs. In mature dogs and puppies over 3-4 weeks of age, this virus causes a mild respiratory
disease that dogs overcome rapidly. But like all the herpes viruses of man and animals, all recovered dogs carry a few of the virus for life
in a sleeping or latent form. But if your dog is one of the many that carries this virus, it could become a serious problem again in your
dog's puppies.
Canine herpes virus is very common. It is found all over the World. Approximately one out of two or one out of three dogs have been
exposed and carry this virus in their bodies. The greater the number of dogs that are kept together or that live in close proximity, the more
likely the virus is to be present. The more stressed breeding bitches are, the more likely herpes-related puppy loss and small or lost litters
will occur. In some kennels, 100% of the dogs show evidence that they harbor CHV-1.
Although it is theoretically possible to establish groups of herpes-free dogs, show and large breeding kennels can not avoid this virus.
However, good kennel practices, breeding programs, sanitation and proper nutrition will help you minimize or eliminate potential CHV-1
problems.
How Is Canine Herpes Virus Spread To My Dog ?
Most dogs become infected with canine herpes virus by inhaling or sniffing virus- containing sneezes and any liquid or moist secretions
from an infected, virus-shedding dog. This can be another dog that was recently infected at a dog show or kennel or a carrier dog that
relapsed due to a stressful situation. Most of the dogs that are passing on this virus appear completely normal.
A stud can transmit canine herpes virus to your bitch or vice versa. When a stud is shedding, the virus is present in his semen. When a
bitch is shedding, the virus is present in her vaginal secretions. But this is not the primary way the disease moves around.
Canine herpes virus does not last long in the environment. So just passing your dog through an area that has CHV-1 positive dogs is not
a problem. Sunlight, common disinfectants and bleach kill the virus rapidly.
How Will Canine Herpes Virus Affect My Puppies?
If you are a breeder, the most likely thing you will see subsequent to a CHV-1 problem is a drop in fertility in your breeding bitches. If you
are the owner of a single female, the most likely thing to happen is a tie with no puppies at whelping time.
But if your bitch experiences a rise in virus numbers near the end of her pregnancy without a sufficient rise in her antibody level, you will
loose all or some of the puppies during their first three weeks of life. This can be your bitches first experience with the CHV-1 virus, or a
relapse due to the stress of pregnancy and other factors - usually the latter.
Most of these lost puppies are infected by their mothers during birthing or shortly thereafter. But some develop the infection while still in
the womb. When infection occurs while the puppies are still in her uterus, they may be stillborn, re-absorbed or aborted before they reach
term.
When a puppy under 3-4 weeks of age becomes infected with this virus, the disease takes an entirely different course than it does in an
older dog. We believe this is because puppies up to 3-4 weeks old do not regulate their body temperature well and because the immune
systems of these puppies are not sufficiently developed yet. Puppies born from mothers that have a decent antibody level against herpes
are protected through this critical period. But herpes viruses are notorious for not stimulate good immunity. If the mother dog has
adequate immunity herself, she will pass it along in her first milk (colostrum) in the form of anti-herpes antibody and immune cells that
protect her puppies.
Infected, susceptible puppies usually die within their first 3 weeks. But their mothers continue to look fine. If some puppies survive, they
are often poor doers that suffer from multiple health problems including heart and nerve damage.
What Are The Signs That My Breeding Dog(s) Might Have Herpes Virus?
Lack of breeding success and star-crossed puppies are the most common signs of a canine herpes virus problem. Late term abortions or
re-absorption of the puppies is also common. The most common hint of the presence of CHV-1 in your adult animals are transient, mild,
upper respiratory problems. Less commonly, ulcers similar to cold sores and inflammation occur on the animal's vagina, or on the
prepuce and base of the penis. Problem periods often follow an increase in dog numbers or changes in your husbandry practices.
But the majority of dogs dealing with canine herpes virus show absolutely no signs that they are sick.
Only isolation of individual dogs and carefully-considered matings will shield your animals from CHV-1. As with their wide-spread cousin,
the human cold sore virus, the presence of CHV-1 in your kennel is very likely. But it is certainly not a tragedy for your kennel or hopes of
successful breeding program either.
What Are The Signs Of Canine Herpes Virus In My Puppies ?
Your puppy could have been infected any time from late pregnancy through the first three weeks after birth. Whenever it occurred, it takes 3-7
days from the time the virus first entered the puppy for it to begin its destruction.
If the puppies were born alive, the first sign of infection is often a lack of interest in nursing. But there is no one, specific, sign that alerts us to
herpes. The puppies just aren't doing well. They may whine continuously and appear uncomfortable. They may appear to be in pain due to tender
tummies. They often have fast, shallow breathing. They may vomit. They may pass yellowish green stools. Nose and eye discharges are
common. Less common signs are an increased tendency to bleed and seizures. Infected puppies sometimes have pin-point hemorrhages on
their gums.
Young puppies, are not capable of running a fever. Their body mass is just not high enough in proportion to their skin area. This is the weakness
of puppies in dealing with herpes. The virus reproduces much more rapidly at the puppy's lower body temperature than in dogs that can mount a
fever.
As the disease progresses, the puppy's temperature drops to subnormal (Below 98F, 36.7C). Subnormal temperature in puppies is a grave sign.
The disease progresses very rapidly and the puppies usually die in 1-3 days. Because the signs are few and the disease rapid, owners may not
recognize that their puppy is ill until it is gone. If the puppies are lost during their first week, they were probably infected while still in the womb.
By the time the puppy is three weeks old, its defenses and temperature regulation are better and it will usually not die from CHV-1.
Exact outcomes vary - not every puppy in a litter with this problem may die nor will they all necessarily have the virus.
How Is Canine Herpes Virus Diagnosed?
Adult Dogs:
The blood tests we currently have are not very helpful identifying dogs that carry the canine herpes virus or in managing the ones that do. They
are also not helpful in identifying which mothers will have problem litters. If a dog has a titer to CHV-1 , we know the bitch or stud is infected. But
we don't know if the dog is, or will be, shedding virus during or after pregnancy. If the antibody test is negative, we are not certain the dog still
does not have the virus lurking somewhere it it's body. This is because the virus doesn't stimulate long-lasting antibodies.
To tell if your dog is shedding the virus, blood samples need to be collected two weeks apart. If the antibody level in the second sample is 3-4
times as high as in the first sample, the dog is likely in a virus-shedding period and should not be bred. However, a steady, low antibody level or
no antibody at all is no guarantee that a female that carries CHV-1 will not begin to shed virus during or after her pregnancy.
An alternative method is to have mouth and vaginal swabs tested for living herpes virus or virus-related protein (FA test or PCR test).
Puppies:
When canine herpes virus is suspected in the death of puppies, the puppy's remains need to be refrigerated immediately , packed in ice, and
sent to a veterinary diagnostic laboratory. The remains should not be frozen. This submission must be done through your veterinarian. If you live
outside of the United States or too far to send refrigerated samples, tissues can be collected from the puppy with the instructions of a trained
technician , preserved in formol and shipped by ordinary mail.
The pathologist who examines this tissue will look for certain things that are characteristic of herpes virus infection. The most important is
evidence of extensive bleeding (hemorrhage) in the liver, lungs and kidneys. This occurs because the herpes virus destroys the puppy's bloodclotting platelets. Damage and bleeding into the spleen, lymph nodes and adrenal glands are also characteristic of puppy death due to herpes
virus as are fluid leakage into the chest and abdominal cavities.
If recently aborted fetuses are submitted, they should be handled like puppies and , if necessary, tested with the same techniques used on swabs
obtained from adults.
Is There Any Effective Treatment?
Adults and Juvenile Dogs Over 3-4 Weeks Of Age:
Rest and TLC are all adult dogs need to get over the active stage of herpes infection or relapses.
Puppies Under 3 Weeks Of Age:
Treatment of sick puppies that have this disease is not successful. Since your veterinarian is not certain yet that this is a case of herpes virus,
he/she will probably try all sorts of life-supporting measures including warmth, tube feeding, oxygen and intravenous or subcutaneous fluids.
Pups tend to perk up a bit with this care - but they fade back down shortly thereafter.
Although elevated temperature kills this herpes virus, treating the puppy with elevated temperature has not proved effective in saving the pups.
There are reported cases where puppies were saved by giving them blood serum from adult dogs that recently recovered from herpes virus.
Blood serum from these adult dogs often contains enough antibodies to neutralize the herpes. If you have a herpes virus problem in your kennel
and want to protect certain puppies during their first three weeks of life, 1-2ml of serum may do so. This serum can be frozen at -4F (-20C) in 12ml amounts. At this temperature, it lasts indefinitely. Antibodies will be highest in mature dogs that have just recovered from an active relapse or
initial infection. It would be excellent if this serum was tested and found to be PCR-herpes negative with an anti-herpes antibody titer of as high
as 1:1024 - but 1:64 or 1:32 would probably do.
There is another report that the antiviral drug, vidarabine, has saved some puppies. I do not suggest you treat sick puppies. When puppies
survive herpes virus infection they are usually left with nervous system and heart damage and it is kinder to just let them pass on.
Are There Other Diseases That Could Be Mistaken For Canine Herpes Virus?
There are a few common infectious diseases that can be mistaken for herpes deaths in puppies. Canine brucellosis and overwhelming bacterial
infections (septicemia) are two that need to be ruled out.
Accidents and inexperienced or distracted moms are also a common cause of puppy death. Also, some puppies have birth defects that lead to
sudden early death.
More rarely, the protozoan parasites, Neospora and Toxoplasma cause sudden puppy death. Fatal puppy infections with the canine adenovirus,
corona virus and the MVC virus have also been encountered but this is rare.
How Did My Dog Catch Canine Herpes Virus?
Most likely, your dog was exposed to the herpes virus at a kennel, groomer, dog show or animal shelter - any place where large numbers of dogs
gather at one time. It did not catch the virus from just passing through these areas - it sniffed or inhaled secretions from another infected dog.
Although it is possible that your dog contracted the virus while being bred, or artificially inseminated, that is not the way most cases occur.
Is There Any Cure For Canine Herpes Virus In Adult Dogs?
Once a dog catches canine herpes virus, they are never completely free of it again. Most dogs that become infected, go through a mild initial
upper respiratory tract illness that lasts a week or two and then are never visibly sick again. But the CHV-1 virus is very well adapted to dogs.
Instead of being completely destroyed by your dog's immune system, some of the virus enter cells within the pet's nerve centers (trigeminal &
lumbosacral ganglia, etc.) and live there in a state of suspended animation forever. In this state, they do no harm. In this state, the dog can not
spread the disease. In this state, all laboratory tests for the presence of the virus or antibody against it may be negative. But the virus is still there.
And, in a few dogs, it will reappear in its infective state when the dog's immune system is stressed.
If you would like to understand this phenomenon better, read about how herpes simplex viruses (HSV-1 & 2) affect humans. The human and the
dog herpes viruses are very similar in how they behave once they have gained access to the body. However, many more resources have been
invested in understanding the human herpes virus than the dog herpes virus.
What About Vaccination?
The Merial Pharmaceutical Company has developed a vaccine that boosts immunity to canine herpes virus for about 60 days and makes it less
likely that a bitch will be shedding virus during pregnancy, delivery and nursing. It also makes it more likely that the bitch will pass on her herpesimmunity to her puppies through her first milk (colostrum). This vaccine is called Eurican Herpes 205. It appears to be quite effective. However,
although it is available in Europe and pehaps elsewhere, is not yet marketed in the United States.
The first injection is given when the bitch is bred. The second is given 6-7 weeks later. The process must be repeated every time the dog is bred
since the immunity it gives is temporary. It is a good insurance in first-time breeders and repeat problem breeders.
Breeders have asked me when this vaccine will be available in the US. I have not been successful in obtaining this information from Merial. The
policy of this Georgia-based company is to release as little information as possible as to their marketing plans. The only person I know of that
could answer this question is Dr. Herve Poulet, the veterinarian who developed it.
How Can I Sanitize Against The Virus?
Herpes is not a tough virus like parvo. Canine herpes virus is quickly killed by most common household disinfectants. Temperature over 104 F
kills the virus as does exposure to bright sunlight.
At dog shows and other community areas with many dogs, keep paper towels and a spray bottle of dilute antiseptic close at hand. Disinfect your
hands before touching other dogs or allowing your dog to be handled by others. Good disinfectants for herpes, listed in order of effectiveness are
70% isopropyl alcohol mixed 50-50 with water, 0.5% Lysol, Listerine mixed 50-50 with water and household bleach diluted 7 tablespoons-full in 1
quart of water (2000ppm).
Keep your dog on a short lead. Keep its head up and do not let it sniff the floor and objects. Spray and wipe off it paws with alcohol.
Do not share items, food or water between dogs. Spray and wipe down kennels before between animals. Keep your dogs as isolated from other
dogs as possible.
How Can I Prevent Another Litter of Sick Puppies ?
The most common scenario is that bitches that loose a litter to canine herpes virus go on to deliver normal litters. This is because these females
eventually clear their bloodstream of virus leaving only the non-infective, dormant virus in portions of their nervous system. When this does not
happen, the bitch's general health needs to be examined for things that are interfering with her immune system. This could be chronic, stressful
environment, poor nutrition, crowding, poor sanitation, or a chronic disease of some other type. Shipping and boarding can also be enough to
relapse these dogs.
The thyroid hormone level (T-4) needs to be determined in older (5yrs+) breeders. There is mixed info on whether corticosteroid drugs play a part
in relapse.
Isolation and quarantine of bitches from three weeks before they are bred until three weeks after they are bred can be helpful. Given their own private
setting, individual care, and TLC, they are less likely to start shedding the virus again. If they are still free of the virus at breeding age, they will more
likely stay that way when they are isolated.
When the puppies arrive, maintain them in clean, warm, well-ventilated areas away from the other dogs. Maintain a routine de worming and external
parasite program.
Do not over-breed your bitches.
Should I Breed My Female Dog Again?
Yes,
If there were good reasons for you to breed your dog before you learned that it harbored the CHV-1 virus, there is no reason not to breed her again.
Wait a year, build your dog's health up and breed her again to a different stud.
If the second litter is still a problem litter, retire the breeder.
What is Eurican Herpes 205?
Eurican Herpes 205 is a powder and solvent that is made into an emulsion for injection. Eurican Herpes 205 contains the active substance canine
herpes virus (F205 strain) antigens in a dose of 0.3 to 1.75 μg.
What is Eurican Herpes 205 used for?
Eurican Herpes 205 is used to immunise pregnant bitches to prevent mortality, clinical signs and lesions in puppies caused by canine herpes virus
infections acquired in the first few days of life.
Eurican Herpes 205 is given as two 1 ml subcutaneous (under the skin) doses. The first injection is given either when the bitch is on heat or 7 –10
days after the date of mating. The second injection is given 1 to 2 weeks before the expected date of whelping. The bitch should be revaccinated in
the same way during each pregnancy.
How does Eurican Herpes 205 work?
Eurican Herpes 205 contains small amounts of canine herpes virus antigens. When injected, this small exposure helps the dog’s immune system to
synthesize antibodies against the canine herpes virus and to neutralize it. Once vaccinated, bitches will, through colostrum, give those antibodies to
puppies. When exposed to canine herpes virus later in life, the puppies will either not become infected or have a much less serious infection. Eurican
Herpes 205 is intended to protect the puppies from this infection during the first few days of life.
How has the effectiveness of Eurican Herpes 205 been studied?
Eurican Herpes 205 has been studied in three laboratory studies and two field trials. In one field trial the serological response (antibody production)
was measured. In the other, a study was made of the effect of vaccination on the ability of bitches to breed in an infected kennel. The first laboratory
study tested the dose needed to provide protection. The second study was carried out to show the protection of puppies from vaccinated bitches from
canine herpe svirus. Here Eurican Herpes 205 was compared with no vaccination (controls). The last one has demonstrating that induction of
antibodies is equivalent when bitches are vaccinated the day of heat or 7-10 days after mating.
in relapse.
What benefit has Eurican Herpes 205 shown during the studies?
Eurican Herpes 205 showed good protection from canine herpes virus. In the study to show the protection of puppies (from vaccinated bitches) from
canine herpes virus, over 80% of the pups from the vaccinated bitches survived.
What are the side effects of Eurican Herpes 205?
The injection of Eurican Herpes 205 may cause temporary oedema (fluid under the skin) at the injection site in up to 10% of animals. This side effect
usually disappears within one week. Rarely, hypersensitivity (allergic) reactions may occur, which require treatment.
What are the precautions for the person who gives the medicine or comes
into contact with the animal?
Eurican Herpes 205 contains mineral oil. Accidental injection may cause severe pain and swelling, particularly if injected into a joint or finger – rarely
causing the loss of a finger. If someone is accidentally injected with this product, they must seek immediate medical advice even if only a very small
amount is injected. The Package Leaflet should be taken to the doctor. If pain persists for more than 12 hours after medical examination, the doctor
should be contacted again.
Why has Eurican Herpes 205 been approved?
The Committee for Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use (CVMP) agreed that the benefits of Eurican Herpes 205 are greater than any risks to
immunise healthy bitches against canine herpes virus. They recommended that Eurican Herpes 205 should be given a marketing authorisation. The
benefitrisk balance may be found in module 6 of this EPAR.
by Joanna Kimball
This is one of the most pervasive sentiments that puppy buyers, especially families, express when they're looking for a dog.
What they really mean, of course, is that they don't want a show BREEDER – don't want to pay the high price they think show
breeders charge, don't want to go through the often-invasive interview process, and think that they're getting a better deal or a
real bargain because they can get a Lab for $300 or a Shepherd for $150.
I want you to change your mind. I want you to not only realize the benefits of buying a show-bred dog, I want you to INSIST on
a show-bred dog. And I want you to realize that the cheap dog is really the one that's the rip-off. And then I want you to go be
obnoxious and, when your workmate says she's getting a puppy because her neighbor, who raises them, will give her one for
free, or when your brother-in-law announces that they're buying a goldendoodle for the kids, I want you to launch yourself into
their solar plexus and steal their wallets and their car keys.
Here's why:
If I ask you why you want a Maltese, or a Lab, or a Leonberger, or a Cardigan, I would bet you're not going to talk about how
much you like their color. You're going to tell me things about personality, ability (to perform a specific task), relationships with
other animals or humans, size, coat, temperament, and so on. You'll describe playing ball, or how affectionate you've heard
that they are, or how well they get along with kids.
The things you will be looking for aren't the things that describe just "dog"; they'll be the things that make this particular breed
unique and unlike other breeds.
That's where people have made the right initial decision – they've taken the time and made the effort to understand that there
are differences between breeds and that they should get one that at least comes close to matching their picture of what they
want a dog to be.
Their next step, tragically, is that they go out and find a dog of that breed for as little money and with as much ease as
possible.
You need to realize that when you do this, you're going to the used car dealership, WATCHING them pry the "Audi" plate off a
new car, observing them as they use Bondo to stick it on a '98 Corolla, and then writing them a check and feeling smug that
you got an Audi for so little.
It is no bargain.
Those things that distinguish the breed you want from the generic world of "dog" are only there because somebody worked
really hard to get them there. And as soon as that work ceases, the dog, no matter how purebred, begins to revert to the
generic. That doesn't mean you won't get a good dog – the magic and the blessing of dogs is that they are so hard to mess up,
in their good souls and minds, that even the most hideously bred one can still be a great dog – but it will not be a good
Shepherd, or good Puli, or a good Cardigan. You will not get the specialized abilities, tendencies, or talents of the breed.
If you don't NEED those special abilities or the predictability of a particular breed, you should not be buying a dog at all. You
should go rescue one. That way you're saving a life and not putting money in pockets where it does not belong.
If you want a purebred and you know that a rescue is not going to fit the bill, the absolute WORST thing you can do is assume
that a name equals anything. They really are nothing more than name plates on cars. What matters is whether the engineering
and design and service department back up the name plate, so you have some expectation that you're walking away with
more than a label.
Keeping a group of dogs looking and acting like their breed is hard, HARD work. If you do not get the impression that the
breeder you're considering is working that hard, is that dedicated to the breed, is struggling to produce dogs that are more than
a breed name, you are getting no bargain; you are only getting ripped off.
GSD ATOPIC DERMATITIS GENE IS NO PANACEA
By Susan Chaney
Last week’s headline, “Researchers identify gene associated with eczema in dogs,” on the
AlphaGalileo Foundation website, got me excited. Having researched atopic dermatitis for an
article last September, I immediately imagined what this could mean for dog owners
everywhere.
However, as is often the case with headlines, the story revealed a less promising tale – not an
un-promising tale, just less promising.
Although isolation of some genes related to atopic dermatitis in German Shepherd Dogs is
helpful, it’s not a solution..
It is true that researchers at Uppsala University and the Swedish University of Agricultural
Sciences, both in Uppsala, Sweden, have isolated a region of eight genes on chromosome 37
of the canine genome associated with the tough-to-combat skin condition. However, it is only in
German Shepherd Dogs.
The genes partially responsible for a proclivity toward atopic dermatitis have been identified in
other breeds as well, according to Patrick Hensel, Dr.med.vet., a diplomat of the American
College of Veterinary Dermatology and an associate professor of dermatology at the University
of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine in the city of Athens.
You’d think that dog owners would be getting fewer diagnoses of atopic dermatitis after these
discoveries.
But again, it’s not quite that simple.
Atopic dermatitis involves several body processes, Hensel explains, thus genetic material
responsible for inflammation, cell death, skin barrier formation and others contribute to whether
a particular dog will or won’t develop it. Most genetic studies have found “several genes”
affecting a single process, he says.
In addition, the environment in which a dog lives “plays a major role too,” he says, “since you
can have two dogs with the same genetic predisposition, but one will develop AD and the other
not. This is one reason why it is not that easy to get rid of AD in a breed through breeding
programs.”
The genetic area “detected in the German Shepherd is one which is affecting the skin barrier,”
Hensel says. That skin barrier has become “an important target” for allergy research, he adds.
While it might be discouraging to hear that these genetic discoveries, followed by the
development of tests for the particular genes in a particular breed, can’t, on their own, prevent
atopic dermatitis, the news is not all bad. “The good thing about these genetic tests is that once
we know which gene and process are involved, we may be better able to improve our allergy
management.”
To isolate this genetic area, the researchers looked at GSDs with lowered Immunoglobulin A,
known as “IgA,” an antibody that plays an important role in immunity. “Serum IgA levels are
known to be lower in GSDs compared to other breeds. We detected significantly lower IgA
levels in the [canine atopic dermatitis] cases compared to controls,” the researchers write in the
abstract of their study results which were published on May 9 by the online journal PLOS
Genetics.
The team concluded: “The PKP2 [plakophilin 2] gene found within the associated region” has
become “an interesting target for further study of its importance both in canine and human AD.”
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Gek.b.10.10.2012 Jörg & Petra Bungarten 50129 Bergheim Oberaussem Tel: 02271/838055
ELVIS VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 120250 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 28.12.2012 Leistungszucht
ANNABELL VOM WEISSEN BERG 119278 HD-Frei ED + IPO I BH AD Alfons & Oliver Neubrand 88045
Friedrichshafen Tel: 07541/6375; 0163/7744500 dogs@neubrand-rottweiler.de
ELVIS VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 120250 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 06.01.2013 Leistungszucht EYSHA
VOM LUCHWEG 111975 DT.VDH-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH Karsten Vogt & Kay Rostalski
06217 Merseburg Tel: 0177/8327720
ELVIS VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 120250 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 11.01.2013 Leistungszucht DIONA
AUS DER ESPENSTÄTTE 115122 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH Karsten Vogt & Kay Rostalski 06217
Merseburg Tel: 0177/8327720
ELVIS VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 120250 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 13.01.2013 Leistungszucht
ODESSA VON DER SÜDPFALZ 119252 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH Karl Glöckler 78250 Tengen Tel:
07736/921270 rottweiler-von-tengen@web.de
ELVIS VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 120250 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 19.01.2013 Leistungszucht RAJA
VON DER TEUFELSBRÜCKE 113948 HD +/- ED-Frei IPO I BH AD Robert & Frauke Usmiani 79639
Grenzach-Wyhlen Tel: 07624/209157 0151/24141231
ENZO VOM WATTENMEER 109764 DT.(ADRK)-/DT.VDH-CH BS'07 KOMBISGR'09 HD-Frei ED +
SchH/VPG III FH I IPO III BH AD Gek.b.23.09.2009 12.01.2013 Leistungszucht KYRA VOM
OBERHAUSENER NORDEN 110424 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG II BH AD Joseph & Thomas Föcking
46569 Hünxe Tel: 02858/836963; 0174/6766006 info@rottweiler- foecking.de
FALKO VOM NEUNKIRCHER SCHLOSS 119538 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 20.01.2013 Leistungszucht
DINA VOM NEUNKIRCHER SCHLOSS 117421 HD-Frei ED +/- SchH/VPG I BH AD Dieter Schaal 66539
Neunkirchen Tel: 06821/41640
GINO VON DER BERGHALBINSEL 109635 DT.(ADRK)-/DT.VDH-/DT.JGD.(ADRK)-CH BJS'05
KOMBISGR'10 VDH-EJS'05 VDH-ES'07 HD +/- ED +/- SchH/VPG III IPO III BH AD Gek.b.EzA
12.01.2013 Leistungszucht HOLLY VON DER BERGHALBINSEL 111884 HD-Frei ED +/- SchH/VPG I BH
Norbert Schauder 72587 Römerstein- Böhringen Tel: 07382/7220
HARRY VON DER SACHSENBURG 118110 HD +/- ED-Frei SchH/VPG I IPO III BH 27.12.2012
Leistungszucht HAILY VOM HAUS ZSCHAMMER 116949 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG II IPO III BH AD
Georg Zschammer 04617 Lödla-Rödingen Tel: 03447/830022 tierpension. zschammer @t-online.de
Leistungszucht HAIFA VOM KÜMMELSEE 120015 HD-Frei ED ++ IPO I BH Ramona & Hans-Jürgen
Radtke 14929 Treuenbrietzen Tel: 033748/10641 radtke-treuenbrietzen @t-online.de
Leistungszucht ANNE VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 114772 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH Gudrun
Rosenberger 06628 Naumburg/Crölpa-Löbschütz OT Freiroda Tel: 034466/71165
IMPERATOR VOM HAUS ZSCHAMMER 117906 DT.VDH-CH ALS'12 FCI-ES'12 HD-Frei ED ++
SchH/VPG II BH 12.11.2012 Einfachzucht BUFFY VOM WILDEN WESTEN 118680 HD-Frei ED-Frei BH
IPO I Edgar Hellmann & Sandra Reck 67368 Westheim Tel: 06344/1680
JACK VOM MARKGRÄFLERLAND 109940 DM-VPG'10
HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III FH I IPO III
BH 11.12.2012 Leistungszucht RAKETE VOM AMTSBACH 116078 DJM-IPO'12 HD-Frei ED-Frei
SchH/VPG III IPO III BH Martin Jonietz 78664 Eschbronn Tel: 0172/2730656
JAGUAR VON SHAMBALA 117071 KJS'10 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH 12.01.2013 Leistungszucht
FENJA VON DER SIEGQUELLE 120864 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH Gerd & Ingrid Heimel 57339
Erndtebrück Tel: 02753/3511; 0175/7439077 heimel@t-online.de
JESSE VON DER LAUTERBRÜCKE 116406 DT.(ADRK)-CH VDH-ES'12 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III IPO
III BH AD 24.12.2012 Leistungszucht FACE VOM KRIEGSDAMM 119058 HD +/- ED-Frei IPO I BH
Günter Schoch 72280 Dornstetten-Hallwangen Tel: 07443/3750 guenter-schoch @koenigskanzel.de
KAMARO VOM KÜMMELSEE 120790 DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH BS'12 VDH-EJS'12 HD-Frei
ED-Frei IPO I BH 17.12.2012 Leistungszucht HERA VON DER CROSSENER RANCH 113387 HD-Frei EDFrei SchH/VPG I BH Mike Litzbach 08058 Zwickau-Crossen Tel: 0375/455551 crossenerranch
@web.de
ED-Frei IPO I BH 22.12.2012 Leistungszucht VIANA VOM KÜMMELSEE 117206 DT.VDH-CH HD-Frei
ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH Ute & Patrick Ruis 74599 Wallhausen Tel: 0160/8056186
ruis.vomkuemmelsee @t-online.de
ED-Frei IPO I BH 27.12.2012 Leistungszucht TINE VON DER SCHERAU 119925 HD-Frei ED +/- IPO I
BH AD Bernd & Kerstin Kilmer 91238 Offenhausen Tel: 09158/958261
ED-Frei IPO I BH 19.01.2013 Leistungszucht XENIA VON DER HOLZHAUSSIEDLUNG 115164
DT.(ADRK)-/DT.VDH-CH KS'11 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH AD Wolfgang & Daniel Kemp 06847
Dessau Tel: 0340/510965 0178/6937548
ED-Frei IPO I BH 22.01.2013 Leistungszucht APRIL VOM HOLZMICHEL 118007 KS'12 HD-Frei ED-Frei
IPO I BH AD Eric Joseph & Jessica Padberg 47443 Moers Tel: 0163-5230313
KARO VON DER BERGHALBINSEL 115199 HD + ED-Frei SchH/VPG I IPO II BH 27.12.2012
Leistungszucht JOY VON DER BERGHALBINSEL 114164 HD-Frei ED +/- SchH/VPG I BH Norbert
Schauder 72587 Römerstein- Böhringen Tel: 07382/7220
KARO VON DER BERGHALBINSEL 115199 HD + ED-Frei SchH/VPG I IPO II BH 14.01.2013
Leistungszucht AMIKA VOM KÜMMELSEE 111387 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH Andreas Dürr
73061 Ebersbach/Rosswälden Tel: 07163/5323860
LACKY VON DER SÜDPFALZ 116627 DT.VDH-CH BJS'09 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I IPO III BH AD
30.12.2012 Leistungszucht MARLEY VON DER SÜDPFALZ 117729 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH AD Frank
& Marie Nee 26871 Papenburg Tel: 04961/7077; 0160/6370876 rottweiler-von-der-fehnkolonie @tonline.de
08.01.2013 Leistungszucht LISA VOM MAULBEERGRABEN 111661 HD-Frei ED + SchH/VPG III FH II
BH AD Dieter Glüse 14542 Werder/Havel Tel: 03327/45246
12.01.2013 Leistungszucht BEA VOM SCHANDPFAHL 117826 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I IPO II BH
Barbara Buerbaum 46348 Raesfeld-Erle Tel: 0160/2504163
18.01.2013 Leistungszucht XELLY VON BICKESHEIM 115502 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH Stefan Girarde
& Heinz Enderle 76448 Durmersheim Tel: 07245/3030
LENNOX VOM WEISSEN SCHWAN 118931 DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH VDH-EJS'11 FCI-JHJSGR.'11 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 11.01.2013 Leistungszucht SAMBA VOM ERXESPRING 119492
HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH Frank & Marie Nee 26871 Papenburg Tel: 04961/7077; 0160/6370876
rottweiler-von-der-fehnkolonie @t-online.de
LENNOX VOM WEISSEN SCHWAN 118931 DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH VDH-EJS'11 FCI-JHJSGR.'11 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 19.01.2013 Leistungszucht HOLLY VON DER TONBERGER HÖHE
117591 DT.(ADRK)-/DT.VDH-/DT.JGD.(ADRK)-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH Martin Jauch 99996
Urbach Tel: 036029/82747
LEON VOM KRESSBACH 118978 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I IPO III BH AD 16.01.2013 Leistungszucht
YELKA VON DER BLEICHSTRASSE 115268 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH Harald & Brigitte
Menzemer 75245 Neulingen Tel: 07237/7440 hbmenzemer @web.de
PIT VOM HIRTENPLATZ 108491 DT.(ADRK)-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD Gek.b.EzA
03.01.2013 Leistungszucht LUCIE VOM KANINCHENHOF 113187 HD-Frei ED +/- SchH/VPG III FH I BH
Gerd & Ingrid Heimel 57339 Erndtebrück Tel: 02753/3511; 0175/7439077 heimel@t-online.de
QUINTEN VON DER SCHERAU 117672 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD 05.01.2013
Leistungszucht RENA VON DER SCHERAU 109230 HD +/- ED +/- SchH/VPG III FH I BH Bernd &
Kerstin Kilmer 91238 Offenhausen Tel: 09158/958261
QUINTEN VON DER SCHERAU 117672 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD 06.01.2013
Leistungszucht KIMI VON DER SCHERAU 116038 HD +/- ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH Nancy Kilmer 91238
Offenhausen 0152/09766503
SCOUT VOM FLEISCHER 116370 DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH HD-Frei ED + SchH/VPG I BH
28.12.2012 Leistungszucht PIRA VOM FLEISCHER 111666 HD-Frei ED +/- SchH/VPG II BH Dietrich &
Bärbel Köver 27404 Heeslingen Tel: 04287/680
TANGO AUS DEM BLUMENTAL 113730 HD +/- ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH 23.12.2012 Leistungszucht
RHEA VOM MAULBEERGRABEN 116573 HD-Frei ED +/- IPO I BH Mario & Claudia Müller 16348
Wandlitz/Lanke Tel: 03337/41816 mail@bogenheide.de
VRANJO VOM RÄUBERWEG 119198 DT.VDH-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 22.01.2013
Leistungszucht BERTA VOM BÖRDELÜMMEL 118699 HD-Frei ED +/- IPO I BH Klaus-Peter & Evelyn
Grosskreuz 39164 Klein-Germersleben Tel: 039209/43261 01520/8806030
WASCO VOM RÄUBERWEG 119829 HD-Frei ED +/- IPO I BH 15.12.2012 Leistungszucht FENJA VON
DER TONBERGER HÖHE 115778 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG II BH Stefan Astermann 07989
Mohlsdorf/ Teichwolframsdorf Tel: 036624/20282
WASCO VOM RÄUBERWEG 119829 HD-Frei ED +/- IPO I BH 17.12.2012 Leistungszucht MAIKA VOM
KÜMMELSEE 121080 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH Ute & Patrick Ruis 74599 Wallhausen Tel:
0160/8056186 ruis.vomkuemmelsee @t-online.de
CHEKO VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 118246 DT.VDH-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO II BH 18.12.2012
Einfachzucht VAMP AUS DEM BLUMENTAL 115145 HD + ED-Frei BH Sabine Fiedler 15831 Mahlow
Tel: 03379/200150
EKKO VOM KÜMMELSEE 119245 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH 07.01.2013 Einfachzucht ELZA VON
DER BLEICHSTRASSE 119421 HD-Frei ED-Frei BH Harald & Brigitte Menzemer 75245 Neulingen Tel:
07237/7440 hbmenzemer @web.de
ELVIS VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 120250 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 23.12.2012 Einfachzucht LEILA
VON SCHNIPPERINGEN 111469 HD-Frei ED-Frei BH Rolf Kollenberg 51688 Wipperfürth Tel:
02269/313
ELVIS VON DER MÜHLBACHSTRASSE 115574 INT./ÖSTERR.JGD./DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH
HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD 15.01.2013 Einfachzucht GUCCI VOM KIRMESPLATZ 119954 HDFrei ED-Frei BH Nicole Geist 67678 Mehlingen Tel: 06303/8090907 0151/40400725
FARUS VOM HAUSE NEUBRAND 120507 SCHWZ.JGD.-CH HD +/- ED-Frei BH 07.01.2013
Einfachzucht DESTINY VON DER WILDEN MAUS 113549 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH Alfred
Tuscher 73479 Ellwangen-Neunheim Tel: 07961/959432
FARUS VOM HAUSE NEUBRAND 120507 SCHWZ.JGD.-CH HD +/- ED-Frei BH 17.01.2013
Einfachzucht INDIANA AUS DER ESPENSTÄTTE 120434 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH Alfons & Oliver
Neubrand 88045 Friedrichshafen Tel: 07541/6375; 0163/7744500 dogs@neubrand-rottweiler.de
Einfachzucht EYLA VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 120256 HD-Frei ED-Frei BH Gudrun Rosenberger
06628 Naumburg/Crölpa-Löbschütz OT Freiroda Tel: 034466/71165
HATSCH VOM WOLFERT TURM 116110 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH 18.01.2013 Einfachzucht
ANNE VOM UCKERSTURM 118079 HD +/- ED-Frei BH Gisbert & Christiane Wilkniß 06493
Harzgerode/Königerode Tel: 039484/747161
20.01.2013 Einfachzucht GEORGINA VOM BOCHRAHMER 118194 HD-Frei ED-Frei BH Rudolf Sen. &
Martina Müller 97453 Marktsteinach Tel: 09727/1262 bochrahmer@t-online.de
LENNOX VOM WEISSEN SCHWAN 118931 DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH VDH-EJS'11 FCI-JHJSGR.'11 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 17.12.2012 Einfachzucht PRISKA VON DER VECHTEQUELLE
120116 HD-Frei ED +/- BH Ramona & Hans-Jürgen Radtke 14929 Treuenbrietzen Tel: 033748/10641
radtke-treuenbrietzen@t-online.de
MAMBO VON DER SÜDPFALZ 117725 BS'11 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG II IPO III BH AD 11.12.2012
Einfachzucht ALFA VON BICKESHEIM 120008 HD + ED-Frei BH Emil & Luise Baumgärtner 76661
Philippsburg-Huttenheim Tel: 07256/938175
TASS VON DER BLEICHSTRASSE 111169 DT.VDH-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III FH II BH
03.01.2013 Einfachzucht DUBAI VOM BLAUEN STAHL 115438 HD-Frei ED-Frei BH Harry & Annika
Felau 31840 Hessisch Oldendorf Tel: 05152/4673
YAM VOM HAUSE KAMP 119799 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH AD 10.01.2013 Einfachzucht CARLA VOM
HELTORFER FORST 114193 HD-Frei ED + BH AD Claudia Kamp 40670 Meerbusch Tel: 02159/1062
0160/96662989
ANCO VOM BELZEBUB 120215 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 31.12.2012 Auslandsdeckakt HOZO DU
MONT DES BRUMES LOSH 1036699 HD-Frei ED + Lucien Simonis Borgoumont 112 B-4987
Stoumont
ANCO VOM BELZEBUB 120215 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 17.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt JBI DU MONT
DES BRUMES LOSH 1083457 Lucien Simonis Borgoumont 112 B-4987 Stoumont
ARAMIS VOM ALTEN TROLL 116872 DT.(ADRK)-CH KS'12 HD-Frei ED + SchH/VPG III IPO III BH AD
Gek.b.06.05.2014 20.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt YENDI' VOM HEIDENBLUT MET 28/09 HD-Frei EDFrei BH Zoltan Kalmar Zs U.68 H-Fot Moricz
ATZE VON DER HOLZHAUSSIEDLUNG II 117375 DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH VDH-EJS'10 HDFrei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD 06.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt GHIA VOM HERRENHOLZ 119016
Tove Eliassen-Mihaylova Brommsgt 5 N-1610 Fredrikstad
Auslandsdeckakt NOXAMA VON HAUSE SOMMER MET 7806/05 NHSB 2566735 HD-Frei MAGTest H. Wessels Kerkenweg 5 NL-7766 AT Nieuw Schoonebeek
BARNI VOM SPITZBUBENBERG 118627 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH 19.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt
SASKIA VOM HAUSE NEUBRAND 114244 NHSB 2670141 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH MAG-Test E. A.
Kruglak Dolfijnweg 7 NL-1774 PB Slootdorp
NINA VOM CARRABBA HAUS AKC WS27058905 HD +/- ED + MAG-Test Elena Kruglak Dolfijnweg 7
NL-1774 PB Slootdorp
BOIKA V.D. WODANAHOEVE NHSB 2787432 HD-Frei ED-Frei W. Wekking Vegerweg 52 NL-7525 PL
Enschede c.wekking@ 12move.nl
DUTCH ONYX AZRA NHSB 2780775 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH Elena Kruglak Dolfijnweg 7 NL-1774 PB
Slootdorp
CEN VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 118244 DT.VDH-CH HD +/- ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH 18.01.2013
Auslandsdeckakt BETA ROI 10/170275 HD-Frei ED + Bruno Morstabilini Via Casalagnello 32 I-27043
Broni (PV)
DEVIL VON DER MEHRER MÜHLE 112333 DT.VDH-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD
Gek.b.22.05.2013 23.12.2012 Auslandsdeckakt ETZA VOM KINDBERGER WAPPEN ÖHZB R 5718 HDFrei ED-Frei IPO III ÖPO I BH Karin Hüppe Im Mürztal 36 A-8643 Allerheiligen
DUNCAN VON DEN NIBELUNGEN 114922 DT.(ADRK)-/DT.VDH-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH
AD Gek.b.06.05.2014 13.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt IVETT VAN HERCHALO LOSH 1069711 Herman
van Loon Aarle 13 B-2382 Poppel
EKKO VOM KÜMMELSEE 119245 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH 16.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt
MAMBA VON ROTTFIRE HUNTER COR A 12498-10/147 D. Troanca & C. Baciu & A. Sorostinean
Dr.St.Stanca 8 RO-Sibiu
04.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt BEATELKE ILKA LOSH 1066834 NHSB 2785880
HD-Frei ED-Frei
BH Veerle Andries Top Naeffstraat 5 NL-1321 GK Almere
ELVIS VOM HAUS ROSENBERGER 120250 HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 16.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt
UNJA VON DER BLEICHSTRASSE 112167 ROI 1299973 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH Pasquale
Alampi Cda. Saracinello n. 59 I-89131 Reggio Calabria
HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD 02.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt FALLON VOM HAUSE MAN LOF
80818/11431 Emmanuel Rachat Le Tarracou - 609 Route de Saint Hilaire F-81290 Labruguiere
HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD 16.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt FEA LOI 08/73863 HD-Frei EDFrei Bel Tridente Bello Stretto Salita Cuzcuraci I-C. Marotta
HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD 21.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt LARA BODYGUARD FORCE COR A
12893-11/147 Salajan V. Dorin Simand nr. 51 RO-Jud. Arad
GINO VON DER BERGHALBINSEL 109635 DT.(ADRK)-/DT.VDH-/DT.JGD.(ADRK)-CH BJS'05
KOMBISGR'10 VDH-EJS'05 VDH-ES'07 HD +/- ED +/- SchH/VPG III IPO III BH AD Gek.b.EzA
11.12.2012 Auslandsdeckakt FELENA VOM SCHWARZERWALD AKC WS36288802 HD + ED-Frei IPO I
BH AD Javier Corcino 98 E Shore RD USA-Denville NJ. 07834-2042
HERO VON DER TONBERGER HÖHE 117586 DT.VDH-/DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH HD-Frei EDFrei SchH/VPG I IPO II BH 01.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt OXETTE VOM HIRSCHENRANGEN 115649
COR A 12083-09/147 HD +/- ED-Frei Lucian Piticar Campul.moldovenesc Jud.suceava Ro-Stv.calea
Transilvaniei N44
HERO VON DER TONBERGER HÖHE 117586 DT.VDH-/DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH HD-Frei EDFrei SchH/VPG I IPO II BH 05.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt SPARTA HOUSE OF LAZIC JR 719309 HD-Frei
ED-Frei Branko Lazic Pucile Ser-Bijeljina
HERO VON DER TONBERGER HÖHE 117586 DT.VDH-/DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH HD-Frei EDFrei SchH/VPG I IPO II BH 07.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt GESHA VOM HAINICHFELSEN 113825 ROI
12146880 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I BH Allevamento Aus der Krummholz Strada Rametti 38 I14017 Valfenera (AT)
HERO VON DER TONBERGER HÖHE 117586 DT.VDH-/DT.JGD.(ADRK)-/DT.JGD.(VDH)-CH HD-Frei EDFrei SchH/VPG I IPO II BH 19.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt BO VOM QUERCUS WALD HR 15010
INT./ÖSTERR.CH HD-Frei IPO I Leon Rumstein Gugo & Natasa Lukancic Tomislavova 84 HR-2230
Knin
ED-Frei IPO I BH 31.12.2012 Auslandsdeckakt NADINE VOM HAUSE FRITZ MET 7912/05 HD-Frei
ED-Frei F. Zoltan & F. J. Bernadett Park U 5 H-8052 Fehervarcsurgo
ED-Frei IPO I BH 28.12.2012 Auslandsdeckakt JOSY VOM DENIEL ROTT MET 831/10 HD-Frei ED-Frei
Vida Zoltan Arpad u 13/a H-6456 Madaras
ED-Frei IPO I BH 11.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt BELEN ROI 10/213581 Francesco Zamperini
Vocabolo Pontinuovi I-02046 Magliano Sabina
ED-Frei IPO I BH 13.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt EMA FLASH ROUSE JR 717743 Storan Stanimirovic
Vasilija Ostroskog 49 BIH-76300 Bitegina
ED-Frei IPO I BH 31.12.2012 Auslandsdeckakt CHIQUITA VOM HAUSE EDELSTEIN HR 14450 HD-Frei
ED-Frei Petra Kovacic & Modrusan Mladen Modrusani bb HR-52341 Zminj
ED-Frei IPO I BH 17.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt AMELINA VOM TAMRIEL RKF 2479628
Yu.Yu.Soldatova Sarmentovoy 10-3 RUS-153005 Ivanovo
LEON VOM KRESSBACH 118978 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I IPO III BH AD 12.12.2012
Auslandsdeckakt TER WAELE ZAND NHSB 2554301 ZTP(NL)
HD-Frei ED-Frei BH MAG-Test
C.W.E. Zandbergen Sandtlaan 84 NL-2231 CE Rynsburg
LEON VOM KRESSBACH 118978 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I IPO III BH AD 17.12.2012
Auslandsdeckakt IVANA V.D. FALCONSNEST LOSH 1064608 Christophe Henrion Rue de l'Eglise 27 F57905 Sarreinsming
Auslandsdeckakt PIA VOM RANGAU 117135 RKF 2442807 Elena Maneshina Leningradsky RUS125312 Moskau
Auslandsdeckakt BONNY DES SENTINELLES DES LIBERTES LOF 70522/10225 HD-Frei ED +
Gwenaelle Supiot 17 Grande Rue F-51300 Heiltz Le Hutier
UMBRO VOM SITTARD 109403 DT.(ADRK)-/DT.VDH-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG III BH AD
20.12.2012 Auslandsdeckakt PRISKA VOM SCHWAIGER WAPPEN II 116986 NHSB 2730964 HD-Frei
ED-Frei BH H.P.J.M. Thyssen Hoornpost 1 b NL-5954 CA Beesel
Auslandsdeckakt UKITA VON DER BLOCKHšTTE 118362 DKK 11532/2010
Villy Bernhard
Petersen Laerkestien 13 DK-8800 Viborg
Auslandsdeckakt JUMA DE PLATA DEL SUR LOE 1858596 Enrique Fructuoso Veracruz Torrevieja 16
E-03193 San Miguel De Salinas/Alicante
WASCO VOM RÄUBERWEG 119829 HD-Frei ED +/- IPO I BH 31.12.2012 Auslandsdeckakt TESLA
VOM HAUSE EDELSTEIN HR 15602 HD-Frei ED-Frei Mladen Modrusan Modrusani 1e HR-52341
Zminj
YAVIER VON DER BURG WEIBERTREU 119856 DT.JGD.(ADRK)-CH KJS'11 HD-Frei ED +/- IPO I BH
15.01.2013 Auslandsdeckakt GOGA POP ROTT JR 720960 Milan Miscevic Sretenjska b.b. SRB-22320
Indija
YUKON VOM MORITZBERG 119550 DT.JGD.(ADRK)-CH HD-Frei ED-Frei IPO I BH 20.12.2012
Auslandsdeckakt GESSY DE PLATA DEL SUR LOE 1744319 Enrique Fructuoso Veracruz Torrevieja 16
E-03193 San Miguel De Salinas/Alicante
07.12.2012 07.12.2012 Spermaversand für eine Hündin an Laura Pitkänen Hoikanpohjantie 886
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ELCH VOM HELTORFER FORST 116045 ELCH VOM HELTORFER FORST29.12.2012 29.12.2012
Spermaversand für 5 Hündinnen an Geri Lordi 7299 Cowles Settlement Rd. USA-Truxton NY.
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LACKY VON DER SÜDPFALZ 116627 DT.VDH-CH BJS'09 HD-Frei ED-Frei SchH/VPG I IPO III BH
AD19.12.2012 19.12.2012 Spermaversand für eine Hündin an Gregory Lamont Moore 850 Bridle
Drive USA-Rocky Mount NC.2780
1994 Klubsieger
1995 Klubsieger
1995 IFR Sieger
1996 Klubsieger
1996 Top Stud Dog
An influential German dog recently seen in several
Oz pedigrees from the well known Teufelsbrucke
kennels specializing in working & conformation.
Web:
http://www.teufelsbruecke.eu/
Dogs that accurately sniff out superbug infections?
The role of animals in hospital infections
(NaturalNews) In this high-tech world, sometimes it's better to rely on a low-tech solution or, in this case, no tech.
A new study to be published in the Christmas issue of the British Medical Journal found that dogs can be used to sniff out Clostridium
difficile, or C-diff, the element that is responsible for a rising number of hospital infections that are extremely resistant to antibiotics.
The olfactory sense of dogs can be used to identify C-diff infections in stool samples as well as the air surrounding patients in the
hospital environment, all with a high degree of accuracy, researchers said.
The journal said current findings support earlier conclusions that dogs are capable of detecting various types of cancer as well, and
may have potential for screening hospital wards to help prevent C-diff outbreaks.
The infectious C-diff occurs most commonly in older patients who have recently finished a course of antibiotics in the hospital. But the
infections can also begin in the community, especially in nursing homes and other skilled facilities. Symptoms of the infection can
range from mild diarrhea to a life-threatening bowel inflammation.
Some questions remain, but early results are promising
Early detection of the infection is important if doctors hope to contain its spread, but diagnostic tests confirming it are slow (and
expensive), which can delay treatment for as much as a week.
Researchers said that diarrhea as a result of a C-diff infection has a certain smell, and that dogs - with their superior olfactory
capabilities - likely could detect it much better, in comparison with humans. That supposition prompted scientists in the Netherlands to
see if dogs could be trained to sniff out C-diff.
Scientists used a two-year-old male Beagle (named Cliff) that had been trained by a professional instructor to spot C-diff in stool
samples and in patients who had contracted the infection. Cliff was taught to either lay down or sit when he detected the specific
scent.
Following two months of training, Cliff's detection capability was formally tested on 50 C-diff positive and 50 C-diff negative stool
samples, said scientists. He managed to correctly identify all 50 positive samples and 47 of the 50 negative samples.
The results equate to 100 percent sensitivity and 94 percent specificity (sensitivity measures the proportion of positives correctly
identified, while specificity measures the proportion of negatives correctly identified).
Cliff was then taken to two hospital wards to conduct further detection tests in a live environment. The dog managed to correctly
identify 25 of 30 cases (83 percent sensitivity) and 265 of 270 negative controls (98 percent specificity). Researchers added that the
dog was efficient and quick, managing to screen a complete hospital ward for the presence of patients infected with C-diff in fewer
than 10 minutes.
Early detection certainly possible
Scientists admitted there were some limitations to the study, such as the unpredictability of using an animal as a diagnostic tool, as
well as the possibility that the dog itself could spread infections. Other scientists say other unanswered questions remain.
Still, they note that the study demonstrates that training a dog to detect C-diff infection with a high degree of accuracy, both in
samples of stool and in patients who are hospitalized and could contract the infection.
"Early detection could overcome common diagnostic delays (lack of clinical suspicion, delays in sampling stool, and laboratory
procedures) and lead to prompt hygienic measures and treatment," the researchers concluded. "This could have potential for C.
difficile infection screening in healthcare facilities and thus contribute to C. difficile infection outbreak control and prevention."
Dogs (Homage)
Man’s best friend?
Why?
There is nothing quite as cute as a puppy
Dogs are more than pets, they’re companions
Dogs are fiercely loyal
Dogs protect life & property, even to their own demise
Dogs do not judge their masters
Dogs are grateful for any food fed them
Dogs can be trained to carry, guide, search, rescue and hunt
Dogs are great listeners
Dogs are ready to play anytime
Dogs are emotional sponges that absorb human misery
Dogs are wonderful match-makers and buffers
Dogs can chase away “The blues”
You can take a dog’s balls and he’ll still love you
Yes,
Dogs are 'Man’s best friend'
After all God is Dog spelled backwards...
By Ray Lucero
WCRC Specialty
Show
Judge ;
J. Bloom (Aust)
Best in Show
Ch.CLYZAN SEVEN DEADLY SINS
Runner up Best in Show
Ch GELDERLAND FAMOUS LAST
WORDS. ET
2013 ROTTWEILER SPECIALTY SHOWS
Club
State
Date
Judge
Rottweiler Club of Victoria
Victoria
23-24th Feb
Mrs N Window (UK)
West Coast Rottweiler Club
of WA
Western Australia
April
Brooke Turner (Aust)
Rottweiler Club of NSW
New South Wales
23-24th March
Mrs K Pinches
(Hungary)
Northern Districts
New South Wales
29th March-1st April
Herr S Trebschuh
(Gmy)
Rottweiler Club of SA
South Australia
** NATIONAL**
14-17th June
Herr A Spindler (Gmy)
Rottweiler Club of
Queensland
Queensland
13-14th July
Mr W Peters (Ned)
West Coast Rottweiler Club
of WA
Western Australia
August
Mrs A Raftis (Vic)
Northern Districts
New South Wales
September
TBA
New South Wales
October
Mr S.Knezevic (Seb)
Rottweiler Club of SA
South Australia
October
Ms B Turner
Rottweiler Club of Victoria
Victoria
Oct/Nov
Mr M Svaljek (Aus)
Rottweiler Club NSW
Proudly Presents ‘Kris Kotsopoulos’
19th & 20th October 2013
About Our Weekend Together
From our observation, the average owner or trainer spends most of their time fighting long term
unwanted behaviours. Some of these behaviours can be traced to your dog’s genetic predisposition.
However, for the most part they are learnt behaviours that have been reinforced time after time. In other
words, they are training problems that may have been taught.
It is from these unwanted behaviours, whether it be in a show, competitive training or simply at home,
that many tricks and gimmicks seem to spring into the dog world. These methods in general do not
correct the problems but merely mask them.
In addition these quick-fix solutions only add to the problems in training. Once the undesirable
behaviours have developed, training is never as simple as it could have been and is often very frustrating.
At this point a very promising young dog has become nothing but a horror to work and live with.

When did it all start?

Was it as early as the first sit command?
Besides the fact that the dog will learn what behaviour to perform when it hears the word “sit” it
simultaneously learns how to learn (classical conditioning – the feeling associated with it). This is where
foundation training begins. What the dog has learnt during its foundation training will have a lasting
effect on its performance, for better or worse. During stress or problem solving the dog will always
attempt to access its foundation training as a point of reference. It is at this point in time where the dog
and trainer learn to speak the same language – or not! This critical stage of training requires firsthand
knowledge of animal learning, patience and specifically taught exercises.
Von Forell K9 Education offers you complete training opportunities for any promising young dog. We will
show you how to reinforce the genetic potential in your dog with the soundest training systems available.
Our seminars and workshops are specifically designed to bring about positive and permanent shifts in
your quality of training.
They are designed to help you view the training of dogs with complete new possibilities. Finally we will
cover the current state of global breeding practices and the impact on behaviour, what the breeder must
know about proper trait selection, developing their puppies and what they should be teaching their
puppy owners, how this impacts the type of dogs we end up in our community.
On a Personal Note
For any families, competitors or Law Enforcement Officers that wish to attend one of my seminars /
workshops, the information below is designed to provide you with some understanding as to the overall
structure and focus of the event.
Firstly I will commence with a general opening statement, the history and current global position of the
working dog world. I will discuss its belief systems, my philosophy on training dogs, my position on
positive and negative training systems, and all the possibilities it creates.
Then we shall discuss how to create and develop a proactive puppy or adult. I will illustrate the
advantages of establishing why this active training component is so important and how to achieve it, as it
is the underlying theme in my system.
We will cover the importance of the reinforcement of self-recovery, teaching the dogs how to “learn to
learn” and how they can manipulate their environment to access reward. We will cover conditioned
passive and active reward techniques and show you why one technique creates concentration whilst the
other creates motivation.
Shaping puppy behaviour is a vital part of the program but what is most important is the teaching of
active and passive states and the three essential behaviours. This set the dogs up for a successful and
obedient career.
The entire system is about creating a very strong basic foundation which is all possible within your own
home, providing a distraction free environment for optimum learning. My strong opinion is that group
classes are detrimental to canine learning in the initial stages and the only way to teach a dog properly is
to create a quality distraction free environment at home. Once that is established, I will then teach you
how to allow increasing distractions to enhance and solidify your dog’s target behaviours, and lock them
in.
An exciting aspect of this system is that it rapidly improves your relationship with your dog and
maintains harmony throughout his life. A system that is to a large degree maintenance free because the
behaviours are thoroughly understood by the dog.
I will also show you the use of prompts and containment fields to assist the concept of errorless learning,
and how modern training aids only amplify your dog’s responses, with thoughtful application. The
learning systems are designed for people who want to establish a great working relationship with their
dog, control their family pet, compete at a high level or improve and manage their tactical Police Dog.
Kris Kotsopoulos
Von Forell Instinctive Training Systems
About the Presenter
Kris Kotsopoulos has been involved in breeding and training dogs since 1981. He has worked with firsttime dog owners through to the most demanding Law Enforcement Canines and their handlers, and
World Championship Competitors. Kris and his wife Tonia are breeders of Dobermanns and German
Shepherds under the kennel name “Von Forell”. His dogs and training philosophies have been
incorporated into many training systems by competitors and Law Enforcement Agencies worldwide.
Kris’s workshops are designed to give you a clear directive of how dogs learn, what drives them, how to
improve learning due to purposeful directives, and how to shape behaviour for a dynamic, focused and
harmonious performance. This is an opportunity to learn the latest cutting edge training systems to
deliver spirited, obedient animals on cue.
Having devoted the last 32 years of his life to research, development and education of the working dog,
paired with extensive work in the area of animal welfare, Kris has now expanded his professional
horizons by sharing his knowledge with the community as a consultant for a range of government
agencies, breed clubs and animal welfare groups.
Over the past three decades, Kris has travelled the globe in order to learn from the world’s best
international trainers, breeders and animal behaviourists. As a result of his enthusiasm and dedication for
greater knowledge, Kris has acquired an in-depth understanding of raising, developing and training dogs
for a variety of purposes.
Through the skills and successes he has achieved, Kris has gained a sound understanding of what
motivates animals to behave the way they do and just as importantly, how to apply this knowledge to
achieve specialised goals. Kris currently shares this knowledge by operating both national and
international training programs, seminars and workshops, each individually tailored to meet the needs of
the general community, other trainers and government agencies globally.
Kris has implemented a variety of learning systems ranging from basic family obedience, to the most
demanding competition, police, prison and professional security animals with an emphasis on true, open
and uncomplicated behaviour with stimulus control. He is truly committed to breaking down barriers
that exist for dogs and dog welfare in our community, and believes that consultation with breed clubs,
animal management officers and animal welfare groups will help achieve this goal.
“Purposeful, meaningful relationships between handlers and their dogs to create extraordinary
dogs and extraordinary handlers.”
Kris’s commitment to the dog world is further highlighted through his companies:
Von Forell Kennels
An international provider of working dogs Dobermanns and German Shepherds, training equipment,
premium dry dog food (Performadog) and cutting edge training technologies. The company’s primary
focus is the breeding of highly driven animals that are genetically orientated to be working service dogs
and excellent family companions. www.vonforell.com
Detector Dogs Australia
A specialised consulting service that focuses on providing explosive and narcotic detection dogs,
specifically trained to meet the individual needs of government, business, private enterprise and the
education sector. Detector Dogs Australia has been appointed to provide explosive detection services for
the Port of Melbourne since 2008. www.detectordogs.com.au
K9 Security Service
A specialised security and consulting service that focuses on providing security dogs trained to meet the
specific needs of government, business, private enterprise and educational sector assets.
www.k9security.com.au
How To Achieve Precision Tracking With Your Dog
Kris is the author of this internationally acclaimed manual for teaching dogs the specialised skills of
Competitive Tracking, Police Canine Tracking and Search and Rescue. www.precisiontrackingdogs.com
Kris is also a co-founder of the National Dogs Trainers Federation - a representative and educational
organisation for the dog training industry, which has now become the national representative body in
Australia for dog trainers from all fields. The NDTF offers Australia’s only Government accredited
nationally recognised dog trainer certification course. By using Kris’s strong links and networks with
other animal organisations, both nationally and internationally, Kris is able to assist with the
development of formal policies, contribute to ongoing research in the area of canine training and
behaviour, and further build on the necessary educational programs required to assert positive influence
and bring about permanent change.
Some of the topics covered in this seminar held at Glendenning NSW Australia
On the 19th & 20th of October.

Appropriate relationship between a dog and his handler

Criteria of the Leader

Positive reinforcement and how it relates to drive

Clicker training - do’s and don’ts – Kris has been an active supporter of clicker training since
1994
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Nurturing and development of your puppy 0 – 7 weeks by the breeders
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Puppy development for success from 7 weeks to 12 months

The necessary drives and their utilization and development for obedience
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True focus, recall, stand, sit, down, return to heel – all before any heeling is ever done and why
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The proper association of a competition dog to his training field
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The basic components that form all the exercises in obedience
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Strengthening the components and the locking of positions
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Introduction of negative reinforcement by leash direction
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Developing each exercise by linking the basic components – back chaining

Balance of expression, speed, attention, and precision
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Balancing motivation and concentration
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Obedience – basics to a high level of control

Problem solving in training
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Importance of preparation, organization, structure and discipline in training

Questions and answers all weekend and ongoing for all seminar attendees.
COURSE DETAILS
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WHEN:
19 & 20 October 2013

START:
9am to 5pm Sat & Sun
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WHERE:
Glendenning
NSW Rottweiler Club - Blacktown Canine Centre, Owen St
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WHAT TO BRING:
Notebook, pen, seasonal training clothes, dogs & an open mind.

COST:
$440 per person Previous Von Forell Participants, ANKC, NDTF
Students, receive a 15% Discount $370 – $100 Deposit required with application.
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Dobermann, Rottweiler, German Shepherd & Kennel Club Members $370

ADDITIONAL: Catering $30 - Please advise of any special dietary requirements.

Expressions of interest, bookings or questions to be made to Kris info@vonforell.com -0418
348 804. Tonia Kotsopoulos tonia@vonforell.com 0422 636 489 or Neville Bennett
dsrotts@optusnet.com.au – 0418 162 205
th
th
Payment options are on the booking form info@vonforell.com
Looking forward to meeting you at this exciting event.
To book your participation please email for your application form and either email or fax it
back with your deposit of $100. Balance due 21 days before the seminar date.
Telephone from Australia
03 5786 5388
Fax from Australia
03 5786 5277
International Calls
+61 3 5786 53 88
International Faxes
+61 3 5786 52 77
Postal
PO Box 419 Greensborough 3088 Melbourne Australia
Internet
www.vonforell.com
Email: info@vonforell.com
Personal Advice: By telephone, e-mail or at our facilities, our specialists will answer any questions
what ever they may be, and guide you in your choice of products and services.
All rights reserved.
Copyright © - Kris Kotsopoulos - Von Forell International
The following dogs services to prospective bitches is completely at the discretion of
their owners. All dogs and bitches must hold all NRCA Certificates.
WASKO vom TURNLEBERG. BH(Imp Gmy)
Hips: 3/1 Elbows: 0/0 eye&mouth Cert.
Sire: Quando v. Turnleberg. SchH 1 BH
Dam: Josie v. Turnleberg. SchH 1 BH
Paula Cochrane Ph.(03) 5997 7265
email: paula@siegertalrottweilers.com.au
SVAWILL NORRIS
Hips: 2/9 Elbows: 1/B Eye&Mouth Cert.
Sire: NRCA & Aust Ch, Slv Ch Wenno of Nicolas Lion IPOI
(Imp Croatia)
Dam: Svawill Ivy
Contact: Mick Svaljek Phone: 0418 593 683
Email: info@svawill.com
Web: www.svawill.com
Australian Ch. OSCELLY STAR ATTRACTION
Hips/ Elbows: Mouth/Eye Certificates
Sire: Multi V-Rated Nazeem Ash's Image [A]
Dam: Multi V1 Rated Aust. Ch. Oscelly Superstar
Cameron & Glenice Miller. Phone : (03) 54223936
Email : oscelly101@hotmail.com
Web: oscellyrottweilers.com
VORHERSCHAFT CHAN (AI)
Hips 1:3 Elbows 2:2 Eye&Mouth Cert.
Sire: Tough vom Hause Neubrand
Dam: Fee von der Konigskanzel
Contact Troy Kovacs
Phone: 07 5471 0242
Email: info@vorherschaft-rottweilers.net
Web: http://www.vorherschaft-rottweilers.net/
Aust.Grnd Ch. ZALAPA SON of a GUN
Hips: 2/1 Elbows: 0/0 Eye&Mouth Certified.
Sire: Multi V1 Rockdalestar Champ E.T.
Dam: Multi V1 Rockdalestar Inka
Mat & Donna
Email: borga85@hotmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/#!/donna.borg.587
Oz Rottweiler Review does not personally recommend any breeders or the use of any dogs advertised,
therefore accepts NO responsibility for the consequences of any private stud or purchase contracts
entered into by its readers with advertised breeders or dog owners .
NRCA. Ch.&Aust. Ch.OBERSCHOEN BLACK ASH.
Hips: 3/3, Elbows: 0/0 Mouth/Eye Certificate
Sire: Aust Gr Ch Blickscharf Ashke CD ET
Dam: Aust Ch Oberschoen Absolute [A]
Contact: Anthony Gennari & Tracey Vernon
Email: oberschoen@hotmail.com
Web: www.oberschoenrottweilers.com
Aust. Ch. STOLZSEIN CANNON BOLT
Hips 1/1 Elbow 1/2 Eye, Mouth, DNA Certificate,
Sire: V rated Stolzsein JQ Urthe Bosch, HT
Dam: V1, Multi V rated, Ludendorf Imogene
Contact Email: stolzsein10@hotmail.com
Web : www.Stolzseinrottweilers.net
NRCA & AUST.CH. AYERSROTT BRAVE ARTUS
Hip/Elbow Eye&Mouth cert.
Sire: Aust.Ch.Dreistleigh Famed Fargo
Dam: Nottrott Wilde Dolli
Contact: Email: kalibros@aapt.net.au
Web: www.angelfire.com/hi/kalrott/Artus.html
Aust.Ch. SCHWARTZHUND ARAMIS
Hips 2/2 Elbows 0/0 Eye, Mouth Cert. BS.
Sire : NRCA.Aust.Ch. Hanbar Wizard (Imp UK)
Dam : Multi V Rated Aust.Ch. Schwartzhund Einzelkind
Frozen semen available
to www.schwartzhundrottweilers.com
Email : nkhann@adam.com.au
Aust.Ch JOBRINI IMAGE of BLUE
Hips: 1/1 Elbows: 0/2. Eye&mouth Cert.
Sire: Aust.Ch. Oberschoen Black Ash
Dam: Aust.Ch Jahzorn Blue Street Girl
Email : darkcide@bigpond.com
Web: darkciderottweilers.com
ALLERHOCHST JACK SPARROW
Hips: 1/1 Elbows: 0/0 Eye & Mouth Certificates.
Sire: Multi V1 Rated Gr.Ch.Blicksharft Ashke CD.ET.
Dam: Allerhochst Ynka Goddess.
Contact : John and Jeanine Belbin Phone: (03) 5961 5669
Email: allerhochstbigpond.com.au
Web: www.allerhochst-rottweilers.com
ROCKDALE STAR GILL
Sire :Rockdalestar King Macedon (Exp USA)
Dam: Rockdalestar Lady Eva
Contact Ph 0414 523 745
Email: bab33liciouc@hotmail.com
Multi V rated NORIS OF NICOLA'S LION (Imp Seb)
Sire; Swen of Nicolas Lion
Dam: Nella Crni Vitez
Contact: Zak Angelevski
Mobile : 0413 872256
Web: www.zlatnik.com.au
NRCA.Ch. DANDI VON DER MAXI ROTT (Imp Cro)
Sire: Aky von der Maxi Rott
Dam: Bony von der Maxi Rott
Contact Zak Angelevski
Mobile : 0413 872256
Web: www.zlatnik.com.au
BULLET SERGEETVROT
Hips:A Elbow: O.
Eye and Mouth Certificates
SIRE: Osc Ch.O-BS,KJS Gringo v Gruntenblick
DAM: Kash Crni Lotos
Web: dsrotts.com
Email: dsrotts@optusnet.com.au
NRCA &Aust Ch .Slv Ch
WENNO of NICOLAS LION. IPOI (Imp Cro)
Hips 2/2 Elbows 1/1 Eye&Mouth cert.
Sire: Int Ch, Wld Ch, Hung Ch, Yuhg Ch Bronko od
Dragicevica IPO III
Dam: Yug Ch Herta Mar-Ub IPO I
Contact at - www.Rakaaz.com
NRC(A). GR.CH. ROTTELN BUNDY BEAR. ET
Hips 1/3 Elbows 0/0 Eye and Mouth Certificates
Sire : NZ CH Kormeister Zorric
Ch Verwildern Cita
Contact L&S. Fletcher Email: rotteln@westnet.com.au
Web: rotteln.angelfire.com/rottweilers
Aust Ch ECLIPSEN LLEWELYN the BRAVE
Hips: 2/3 Elbow: 2/2
Sire : Allerhochst Stone
Dam : Bohmerwald Ebby
Contact J. Bristow. Email:sandjbristow@bigpond.com
Web: www.eclipsen-rottweilers.com/
YANOSCH vom hause EDELSTEIN (Imp Sweden)
Hips: 1/0 Elbows: 2/0 Eye&Mouth Cert.
Sire: Ger.Ch.Lacky von der Sudpfalz
Dam: Loona vom Kummelsee
NRCA & Aust.Champion
UBERSEIN VENI VIDI VICI
Hips 3:3 Elbows 0/0 Eye&Mouth cert.
SIre: NRCA, Slo. Aust. Ch. Wenno of Nicola's Lion IPO I
Dam: Dual Ch. Ubersein Pucker Up CDX TSD
Owner : Karen Mather
Email contact : russell@netlink.net.au
Web: www.ubersein.com
RASMUS vom TURNLEBERG (Imp Gmy)
Hips: 1/1 Elbows: 0/0 Eye & Mouth Cert.
Sire: INT.CH King v. Schwaiger Wappen SchH 111 AD
FH1 BH IPO 111
Dam: Farah v. Turnleberg. SchH 1 BH
NRCA. Ch.&Aust. Ch.OBERSCHOEN BLACK ASH.
Hips: 3/3, Elbows: 0/0 Mouth/Eye Certificate
Dam: Aust Ch Oberschoen Absolute [A]
Contact: Anthony Gennari & Tracey Vernon
Email: oberschoen@hotmail.com
Web: www.oberschoenrottweilers.com
Multi V Rated NRCA & Aust Ch. LUDENDORF JAEGER
Sire: Ludendorf Ferro (AI)
Dam: Ludendorf Evie
Contact Tracey Lane Phone : 03 5998 2842
Email : tactd@yahoo.com.au
Web: dogzonline.com.au/breeds/profile.asp?dog=43209
SCHWARZBEAR ‘O’ So TOUGH
Hips:1/1 Elbows: 0/0 Mouth & Eye Cert.
Sire: Multi V Rated Tough von Hause Neubrand
Dam: Schwarzbear Isabella
Contact: Janine
Email: sjmuhleisen@bigpond.com
Web: rynberg.com.au
Ch.KIMURA'S MURPHY (Imp Norway)
Hips:FCI..A Elbows: FCI. 0. Mouth & Eye Cert.
Sire: Int. Nord Ch Kimura's Harry Potter SCHH3 IPO3
DamZuma's Fantaazia
Contact: Jo-Anne 0421 382203
Or Roberta 0404 833924
Web: www.blackcombe-rottweilers.com
NRCA & Aust.Ch. UBERSEIN GET UP AND GO. ET [A]
Hips: 1/2 Elbows: 1/1 Mouth/Eye Certificates.
Sire : Multi V Rated Aust. Ch. Satinapride My Macka [A]
Dam : Aust. Ch. Ubersein Coy O Corrie [A]
Cameron & Glenice Miller Phone : (03) 54223936
Australian Ch. OSCELLY WORKING CLASS MAN.
Sire :NRCA & Aust Ch, Slv Ch Wenno of Nicolas Lion IPOI
(Imp Croatia)
Dam: Multi V Rated Australian Champion Oscelly Sahara
Cameron & Glenice Miller Phone : (03) 54223936
DIABOLO vom AGRAM BERG
(Imp Croatia)
Hips: A Elbows: O Mouth/Eye Certificates
Sire : Osco von Hause Edelstein
Dam : Ayke od Vadanora
Contact Jaqui : 0409 747650 & Tracey (03)59626248
Email : reydj@bigpond.com
Australian.Ch. OSCELLY STONE COLD
Sire : NRCA & Aust Ch, Slv Ch Wenno of Nicolas Lion IPOI
(Imp Croatia)
Dam: Multi V Rated Aust. Ch.Oscelly Sahara [A]
A Tzanetatos & S Ware. Phone : (03) 54223936
V Rated OSCELLY STAR MAGIC
Sire : Multi V-Rated Nazeem Ash's Image [A]
Dam: Multi V1 Rated,Aust.Ch. Oscelly Superstar
Phil & Michelle Castaldo. Phone : (03) 54223936
V1 Rated CONNALPIE SHIRAZ BLACK
Hip: 1/1 Elbow: 0/0 Eye&Mouth cert.
Dam: NRCA & Aust Ch Ubersein Running on Faith
Contact Sue Kruzenga
Email: siouxtan@bigpond.com
Web: ashkevronrottweilers.com
FANTASTIKROT BURNING BLACKJACK
Hip: 1/2 Elbow: 0/0 Eye/Mouth/DNA cert.
Sire: Wld Ch. Burning Des Princes D’Aragone
Dam: Fantastikrot FBI Agt Kaos
Contact Sherri
Email: info@fantastikrott.com
Web: www.Fantastikrott.com
Aust Ch NATUCKA QUATRO Von QWANI (A)
Sire: Iwan Kov-Rot (Imp Slov)
Dam: Aust Ch Natuska Mystery N Mayhem
Contact:K.Pearson Phone: 08 8847 2576
Email: natuskarottweilers@hotmail.com
Web: natuskakennels.webs.com
Aust. CH MONTERREZ ONE STEP CLOSER
(imp UK)
Hips: 1/3, Elbows: 0/0 Eye&Mouth Cert
Neil Curwen & Graham Cruse
Phone : 02-47741708
Email : neilcurwen@bigpond.com
Web: www.barraganmonterrez.com
Aust. CH. KARLSTEIN AHLERICH
Hips: 3/2, Elbows: 1/1 Eye&Mouth Cert.
Sire: NRCA / Aust. ch Ludendorf Erik
Dam ; Austr. ch . Dellahar Cruzn On In.
Malcom and Yarka Legan
Email: info@karlsteinrottweilers.com
Web: karlsteinrottweilers.com
Aust Ch. SAHNE RAVE On BLUE GENES (Imp NZ)
Sire : Multi Int,Can,Am.Ch. Wittz Simon Sez
CD,RN,RA,GCG,TDI,NDD (USA)
Dam : Sahne Rave On Starshine.
Owned by : N. Hughes & J. Wallom
Phone : 0438430106
NRCA & Aust. Ch. BLACKCOMBE KAISER
Hips : 4 3 , Elbows 2/2 Eye&Mouth Cert.
Sire: Aus.& NZ Ch Blackcombe King von Boylan
( USA)
Dam: Aust. & NZ Ch Blackcombe Bridget
Malcom and Yarka Legan
Email: info@karlsteinrottweilers.com
Web: karlsteinrottweilers.com
LUX. Ch.TER WAELE BLIX. IPO III.BH.(Imp Ned)
Sire: Ulix v. Turnleberg. SchH 111 BH
Dam: Ter Waele Vrekje. BH, IPO I
WILLEMSTADT RICK
Hips: 1/1 Elbows: 2/2 Eye&mouth Cert.
Sire: Opersage Ayre
Dam: Westholz Call Me Satchi
Contact Marg Shaw
Email: margshaw23@bigpond.com
Web: www.willemstadt.com.au
NRCA &Aust Gnd Ch. UBERSEIN PRINCE of TIDES
Hips: 1/1 Elbows: 2/2 Eye&mouth Cert.
Sire: NRCA Aust. Grd Ch. Ubersein Geronimo
Dam: NRCA/Aust. Ch. Ubersein Masquerade
Contact Kate Valk
Phone : 59786494
Web: http://chirrakowa.com/Nero1.html
Von ZENNITH CALLE
Hips: 3/3 Elbows 0/0 Eye&Mouth cert.
Sire: Vom Hause Zillas Arkon (Denmark)
Dam: Simmy Vom Baeckerhaus (Yugoslavia)
Contact Marg Shaw
Email: margshaw23@bigpond.com
Web: www.willemstadt.com.au
BLACKMANNER LOYAL BRUMM
Sire: Rasmus vom Turnleberg (Imp Gmy)
Dam: Aust Ch Berewulf Bold Lori
Contact Email: rottweiler@activ8.net.au
Web: http://www.angelfire.com/mi/rottys/
DARKSUPREME COLONEL CZAR
Sire: Zion from House Hertog (Imp Swd)
Dam: Darksupreme Angel HT, ET
DREISTLEIGH WAGS MAMBO
Sire: Darksupreme Colonel Czar
Dam: Dreistleigh Wags Yindi
Multi V1 Rated SVAWILL QUADE
Hip: 1/1 /Elbows B1. Eye&Mouth cert.
Sire: Svawill Logan
Dam: Svawill Mani
Aust.Ch. WESTOBRI LURI CHASE
Sire: Rottbaron Leathal Weapon
Dam: Westobri Zali Zyca
Contact: J&k O’Brian ph 0438 850748
Email: info@westobri.com
Web: westobri.com
Multi V rated VonZENNITH DANTE. ET
Sire: NRCA.Ch. Vom Hause Zillis Arkon (Imp)
Dam: Muck vom Tweelbaker See (Imp)
Contact Vic Email: info@valsam.com
Web: valsam.com
SIEGERTAL GRAF
Sire: Rasmus vom Turnleberg (Imp Gmy)
Dam: Siegertal Zanadu (Imp Gmy iid)
In. Ch. Adult & Young Ch.
Serbia, Romanian, Hungarian.
Multi Ch.FELIX CRNI LOTOS (Imp Serbia)
BH, IPO1, NRCA Breed Survey 'Pass'
Hips: A Elbow: 1 Eye/Mouth/DNA cert.
Sire; Python Crni Lotos
Dam: Dela Crni Lotos
David McKeown. Email: dmc84206@bigpond.net.au
Web: www.darkgypsyrottweilers.com
NRCA & Aust Ch. LUDENDORF JAEGER
Sire: Ludendorf Ferro (AI)
Dam: Ludendorf Evie
Contact Tracey Lane Phone : 03 5998 2842
Email : tactd@yahoo.com.au
ROTTGEMS VIDSAMS KYRAN
Hips 0/0 Elbows 0/1 Eye, Mouth & Heart Cert.
Sire : V1 Rated Res.Ch. ISS
Parvenu Odin Fra Norsk (Imp UK)
Dam : Multi V Rated Voneiffel Circle of Life
Web:Rottgems.webs.com
Email : rottgems2@bigpond.com
Multi V Rated ROTTGEMS TYR
Eye, Mouth and Heart Cert
SIRE: Nico Crni Lotos (Imp Port)
DAM: Parvenu Yana (Imp UK)
Contact Sue on 0427 251 131
Web:Rottgems.webs.com
Email : rottgems2@bigpond.com
Multi V Rated UK. ROTTSDALE STOP and STARE
Hips: 2/4 Elbows: 0/0 Ireland.
Sire: CH Chan Von Der Bleichstrasse
Dam: Crina Von Bel Mondo at Rottsdale
Currently standing at limited stud in Oz.
Contact Debbie Email : nblakeborough@bigpond.com
Web: blakesimsrotts.net/default.asp
V1 Rated KORMEISTER GIL
SIRE: Dandi Von Der Maxi Rott (Imp Crotia)
DAM: Ch Just Ask Frankie (Imp Sweden)
Contact Danny on (08) 9573 6434 or 0419 338 297
Web: www.dansvaalrottweilers.com
NRCA. Ch. LUDENDORF FRODO
Hips:3/3 Elbows: 1/0 Mouth & Eye Cert.
Sire: Multi V Rated Utz v Hause Miles SCH III.BH.
Dam: Bailifscourt Aboss Aria
Contact: Michael McMahon
Phone : 0414666715
Proudly run by Marcelle 0437 489 959
Web Link : http://www.warottweilerrescue.com
Email: rottweilerrescue@bigpond.com
Donations always needed so we can continue to help dogs.
Kerryn O’Brian
PO Box 106
Two Wells SA 5501
web Page : http://www.rottweilerrescuesa.com
Mobile:0438 850 748
Kerryn
O’Brian
Email: rottweilerrescuesa@hotmail.com
PO Box 106
Two Wells SA 5501 web Page : http://www.rottweilerrescuesa.com
Mobile:0438 850 748
Email: rottweilerrescuesa@hotmail.com
Rottweilers and Pound Hounds
For Rottweilers in NEW SOUTH WALES
Contact : ANNE SMITH
Email : pursehouse2428@hotmail.com
Australia Rottweiler Rescue
Web link : http://rottweiler.rescueshelter.com/au
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Telephone 0418 565 294
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Mobile 0416 508 549
Email : admin@sitdropstay.com.au
For all your training needs and problems in Perth W.A.
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